
Madly Married to a Psycho
Five years ago, Phyna’s blood parents finally “found” her—only to use her as a disposable pawn so their beloved adopted daughter, Sophie, could keep the family name and fortune. Locked....
Five years ago, Phyna’s blood parents finally “found” her—only to use her as a disposable pawn so their beloved adopted daughter, Sophie, could keep the family name and fortune. Locked in a private psychiatric hospital, Phyna is systematically broken until the soft girl dies and something colder is born. She develops a split: gentle, teddy-clutching Phyna and ruthless killer Dala. The hospital staff eventually treat her like a walking natural disaster and celebrate the day she’s dragged out. Sophie, terrified of becoming wife number seventy-one to Jackson Vale (the man who has already buried or broken seventy women), forces the family to pull Phyna out of the hospital and shove her into the wedding dress. On the wedding night Jackson decides the newest bride is too broken to be fun and tries to end her quickly. He makes one fatal mistake: he throws the teddy. Dala rises. She beats the “mad dog” bloody, puts a knife to his throat, and only stops when the teddy is returned. From that moment the mansion becomes a war zone of two psychos who are slowly, reluctantly, disastrously falling for each other’s darkness. Phyna/Dala wants revenge on the family that discarded her. Jackson wants a wife who won’t break or die. Neither of them planned on wanting each other,